What is Collagen Volume Injection, COVA?

While fillers are injected under the skin,

filling volume by injecting a gel-type substance,

Filler procedures involve injecting a gel-like substance under the skin to create volume. COVA, on the other hand, activates the skin's self-regenerative capacity and induces collagen production, offering the expectation of natural volume.

Over time after the procedure, you can experience a gradual improvement in volume through the skin's natural regenerative power.

While fillers can sometimes clump or migrate after injection,

Typical fillers sometimes have the potential for the injected substance to clump or move away from the desired location. COVA, however, works by naturally integrating within the skin tissue, allowing for comparatively even and natural-looking results.

COVA primarily uses PDO (polydioxanone), a component that naturally breaks down within the human body after a certain period.

When fillers are injected into delicate areas like around the eyes or mouth,  

where the skin is thin,  

there's a risk of being noticeable or overcorrection,

When fillers are applied to thin and delicate areas like around the eyes or mouth, there can sometimes be concerns about visible traces of the procedure or excessive volume. COVA can be considered for these sensitive areas to achieve more natural-looking results.

With COVA procedures, concerns about rare complications such as vascular occlusion or embolism, which can occur with filler treatments, can be alleviated.

This can be a suitable procedure for those who prioritize relative safety.

Compared to JUVLOOK Volume or other collagen injections,

Compared to JUVLOOK Volume or other collagen injection procedures, COVA simultaneously provides physical support, allowing for more rapid improvement in volume.